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Apple did except themselves. Swift Playgrounds uses private entitlements. No other dev can replicate it with the public entitlements only. (On iOS)
by my123 5y ago
Apple did except themselves. Swift Playgrounds uses private entitlements.
No other dev can replicate it with the public entitlements only. (On iOS)
- hinkley 5y agoThat sounds like something that needs to be fixed and soon. This is drifting into antitrust trial territory.
- LeoPanthera 5y agoApple did not except themselves, Apple excepted any app listed in the Education category of the store.
- my123 5y agoNope, other apps on that category use interpreters and do not have entitlements for running unsigned code at runtime. Swift Playgrounds actually compiles down to native code.